News Showing news stories tagged with "Archival Processing" The Tyson T. Ferree Drawings and Papers 4/16/2018 Special Collections is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of a new architecture collection, the Tyson T. Ferree Drawings and Papers. This collection documents Tyson Ferree’s work in and… North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Records Now Accessible to Researchers 3/15/2018 The Special Collections Research Center proudly announces a new collection guide for the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, Office of the Director Records. This new guide provides… Discovering Treasures While Processing the Rynn Berry, Jr. Papers 3/9/2018 A recent processing project at North Carolina State University Libraries’ Special Collections and Research Center is the Rynn Berry, Jr. Papers, an eclectic and fascinating collection. The Berry… Homeowners' Hopes and Dreams in the Frank Harmon Papers 2/6/2018 One of the best parts of processing archival collections is finding unexpected treasures and learning new things. We're always stumbling on surprises when we're sorting through collections, and… New Collection Guide for Multicultural Student Affairs Available 1/25/2018 The Special Collections Research Center is proud to announce a new collection guide for the archival records of NC State's Office of Multicultural Student Affairs. The new guide provides… Space Showcase: Special Collections Public Services Desk 1/17/2018 A lot of Special Collections Research Center operations occur behind-the-scenes (either on D. H. Hill Jr. Library’s ground floor or offsite at the Libraries Satellite Shelving facility), but… Introducing the Eduardo Catalano Papers 1/3/2018 The Eduardo Catalano Papers, 1940-2017, are now processed and available for research in the Special Collections Research Center (SCRC). Eduardo Fernando Catalano was a well-known modernist architect… Space Showcase: Libraries Satellite Shelving 11/20/2017 If you’re a regular reader of the Special Collections Research Center blog, you’re probably familiar with us talking about our work and what we produce for researchers. We process unique archival… Ethics in Archives: Preservation Despite the Odds 11/15/2017 Blog post contributed by Taylor de Klerk and Jessica Serrao, Library Associates Archival processing requires a lot of tough decisions. It may not always seem that way, but collections need special… Ethics in Archives: Discoverable Description and Accessible Arrangement 8/17/2017 Blog post contributed by Taylor de Klerk and Jessica Serrao, Library Associates Archival processing requires a lot of tough decisions. Sometimes it may not seem that way because a large part of the… Pagination First page « First Previous page Previous Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Next page Next Last page Last »